Hi Tomas, Thanks for reaching out. Regarding your first question. It’s not possible to directly transfer a dashboard filter into a metric. If you need similar functionality, we recommend using a custom metric filter instead. You can set this filter directly within the metric definition, as described in the GoodData Platform documentation. This will ensure that the metric always applies the intended filter, regardless of dashboard-level settings. When you create or modify metrics using filters, you define how your data is used for the analysis. By applying filters at this stage, you exclude specific range of data from being used for computation. To create or modify a metric you need to have at least editor level access to a workspace. See User Roles. Let me know if this helps.

Hi Tomas, this direct approach will not work, because if the metric is filterable by the date on the dashboard, the filter is already autonatically applied to the metric (and is applied exactly - that is between the selected dates). And if you try to modify it in the metric, it won't work. For GD Platform (which you seem to be using based on the screenshots) there was a way how to achieve this however. You need to filter indirectly - by some other date by which the original metric is not filterable. And use an intermesiate meteic with BY ALL OTHER. Typically it was done by introducing a new "disconnected" date into the model - therefore this allroach is usually called "disconnected date dimension". Here are some older articles that describe this approach: https://help.gooddata.com/classic/en/data-integration/data-modeling-in-gooddata/data-modeling-using-the-cloudconnect-tool/data-modeling-tutorials-for-cloudconnect-and-apis/flexible-querying-with-a-disconnected-date-dimension/ and https://help.gooddata.com/classic/en/data-integration/data-modeling-in-gooddata/data-modeling-using-the-cloudconnect-tool/data-modeling-tutorials-for-cloudconnect-and-apis/painless-disconnected-date-dimensions/ Note that you do not need to use legacy CloudConnect to add the date dimension to your model, you can use the web modeller like for any other change.